In short, the company’s US bank account is “scheduled to be closed,” and thus bitfloor cannot “provide the same level of USD deposits and withdrawals as we have in the past.” Operations are kaput, and the company will “return all funds.” Users will undoubtedly be worried about their sums until the return safely to their normal accounts.

Bitcoin has enjoyed a riotous few weeks, blasting forward in value to the $266 mark before cratering. The coins are currently trading at $84. That said, the market for their trading has contracted today, which would lower investor confidence in the currency. In fact, total value of all Bitcoins in existence is now under the $1 billion mark.

Bitfloor asks that its users “be patient” as it processes their cashing out. Let’s hope the service kept enough cash on hand to cover deposits, and that its bank account isn’t closed before the funds can be disbursed.